The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-01
TRouDLEA AND ANNOYANCE SAVED
Some Valuable Suggestions for Holiday

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All the merchants hero anticipate an
ununually large holiday trade, which
means that as that season approaches
there will be q jam Of buyers In oil the
attractive storea. "Go early and avoid
the rusl," Is timely advice. The INrgLLi-
oEsckR hGe for its readers another piece Of
valuable advice which Goesn't cost them
anything: Do not buy holiday pressnta
until you have called on MI. John w.
Hcisksll, at 20 Twelfth street. II there Ia
on my PERSONS liBt Of friends or kindred
anybody who cannot DO pleased with
romc!hiug collected from Mr.. Heiskell's
stock, he muat bs hsrd TO pleaso indeed,
lila cstea and ,shelyes arc crowded with
articles Of the wildcat range In cost and
character, to crafty tho literary or artistic
taate, The lows Of beauty, tho childrcn't
demand for novelty or thirst for knoVi,
edge, for the religious or the worldly.
TO catalogue In dotsil Mr.. Heiskell't
clock would consume too much gpace. II
books, he has como particularly fue onel
81 foreign p,!ut, for children, and finely
illuotrated poems and other worku iol
their elders. These .rargo In plica from
81 to 81 90. The colorsd plates arc mar
vels o besuty.
Books Ia GELS arc always III demand
mr.. Heiskell has a great variety, includin.
histories, novels and miscellaneous work.
%-Dickehp, Scott, Elliot, EmorGop, Irving
Hawthorne, Holmes, ThaCkeray, Ruskin
Bulwer, Mscaulay, Carlyle, Hume, Glib
bon, Bsonte, Z. p. Roo (ircluding the
lateOt Issue, Tho Earth T~rsmb,ed"), Mis-
Alco!t, Charlotte NJ. Youse, Mrs, Warner
Helen Hnnt Jackson, Mrs. Harriet u
Stowe; Lsw WAllace's '.Ben Har" and
Tho Fair God;" Mm. Augusta J.. Evans.
Wi!gon'a latest novel, AT tho Mercy o
Tiberius;' the prose and poetical works
Of Benz f. Taylor; Father Ryan'a poeml
and all the standard pcetical worku; anG
In fact, a woll absorbed stock Of ntandart
vorks, new and old.
In cheap booku his 35 cent "Alta'
edition contains all that Is desirable. He
has all HGggard's and other popular
novels. A new and cheaper edition OF TIT
ever popular InS,nham booke, "Princ,
OF tho Houue Of David" aud It's conpln
ions. In Oxford Bibles bis stock Is com,
plete and large, ranging from the cheap
cot to the finest printed, with or withou
tho patent index; hs bRa a number of dif
feren. authors Family Prsyers' and al
tho olandG.d prayer books, hymnals nnc
tho like; family Bibles and everything IL
TINT linz.
|, OF photograph and autograph albuus
he laakes q specially, and there arc few
dealers anywhere who can offer bettel
terms, greater variety to select from, bet
ter quality or later etyles. His stock G
board blck books, Juveniles and the likl
10 einilatly largo ard varied. Indeed
though Mr.. Heiskell makes no pre.epaio.
10 be q Wholesale dealor, hs buya so large
ly OF elbumg, board back and miscellar
eous booke and n few other s~rtic'eH, tina
he annually sells a portion OF his stool
at wholesale, being able to give small
dea!era favorable terms and al the sam
time cetn great advantages in the way O
loT prices and ireah stock for his retail
trade. Libraries and iha like will a]st
Ind it advantageous to call on him.
The plush goods, paper boxes, writiD,
desks, and other pipsh goods, leather
goods, pen wipOrs, gold pops, desk ant
Office stationery, tho newest note paporl
and pspetIieo,-in lhors oil those thing;
which are In especial demand, ere here
to be found IN DDS store; and oftsr this
has been said tho shopper" who drops in
at No. % Tvel(.h e:vto. and glarcss owe,
Mr. He!Dkelt's stock, will ba tempted to
remsrk, "Eho paper did nc. name q tenth
o.: the nicn thinoa hs-n